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1. Setting the Agenda on Agenda Setting: Definitions, Concepts, and Controversies - Nikolaos Zahariadis Part I. People and Context 2. A Radical Idea Tamed: The Work of Roger Cobb and Charles Elder - Bryan D. Jones -- 3. Agenda Setting, Problem Definition, and their Contributions to a Political Policy Analysis - David A. Rochefort -- 4. John Kingdon and the Evolutionary Approach to Public Policy and Agenda Setting - Frank R. Baumgartner Part II. Theoretical Developments 5. Punctuated Equilibrium Theory - Christoffer Green-Pedersen and Sebastiaan Princen -- 6. Multiple Streams Approach: A Flexible Metaphor Presents an Opportunity to Operationalize Agenda Setting Processes - Paul Cairney and Nikolaos Zahariadis -- 7. Making Sense of Complexity: The Narrative Policy Framework - Holly L. Peterson and Michael D. Jones -- 8. Constructivism and Agenda Setting - Sabine Saurugger Part III. Institutional Dimensions 9. Political Agenda Setting by the Mass Media - Peter Van Aelst and Stefaan Walgrave -- 10. Policy Entrepreneurship and Agenda Setting - Nissim Cohen -- 11. Interest Groups and Agenda Setting - Laura Chaqués-Bonafont -- 12. Political Parties and the Policy Agenda - Vilém Novotný, Martin Polášek, and Michel Perottino -- 13. Presidential Power and Agenda Setting - Paul Rutledge -- 14. The Domestication of a “Wild” Problem: Taming Policy Agenda Setting - Philippe Zittoun -- 15. Knowledge, Epistemic Communities, and Agenda Setting - Claire A. Dunlop Part IV. Comparative Applications across Levels of Government 16. Local Government Agenda Setting - Rebecca Eissler, Peter B. Mortensen, Annelise Russell -- 17. Agenda Setting Dynamics and Differences across Issues: Agenda Setting on the Economy and Foreign Policy - Jeffrey S. Peake -- 18. Communications Policy in the EU: The UK as a Policy Entrepreneur - Alison Harcourt -- 19. Agenda Setting in the European Union: From Sui Generis to Mainstream - Sebastiaan Princen -- 20. The United Nations and Agenda Setting - Jutta Joachim and Natalia Dalmer Part V. Agendas and Crises 21. Attention and Natural Disasters - Thomas A. Birkland -- 22. Institutional Crisis and the Policy Agenda - Chris Ansell, Arjen Boin, and Sanneke Kuipers -- 23. Financial Regulation and Agenda Dynamics: Impacts of the Global Financial Crisis - Roy Gava -- 24. Discursive Institutionalism, Problem Definition, and the Consequences of Crisis For Agenda Setting- Stella Ladi